HOW I HELP YOU TAKE CONTROL?
Provide personalized budgeting and debt reduction strategies tailored to each client’s lifestyle and goals, with creating a realistic and comfortable budget.
Help clients build financial confidence and independence through goal setting, purchase tracking, accountability, and consistent planned spending.
Educate clients on financial fundamentals, including saving, credit management and emergency funds.
Offer judgment-free guidance and support, empowering individuals to take control of their financial future with encouraged accountability, purposeful budgeting and controlled spending.
Helps financially prepare families and soldiers for unique situations such as PCS moves, deployments, packing lists and upgraded or supplemental gear.
REFLECT ON YOUR GOALS, CHALLENGES, AND EXPECTATIONS FOR YOUR FINANCIAL COACHING JOURNEY.
WHAT I WANT TO GET OUT OF FINANCIAL COACHING?
What are my top 3 financial goals?
What financial habits would i like to improve on?
What challenges or stressors do I face around money?
How do I feel about money and how it affects my life?
What would financial success look like for me in 1 year? In 5 years?
How will i know if coaching is working for me?
About 60% of US adults live paycheck to paycheck, including those earning six figures.
Many americans lack an emergency fund to cover even a $500 unexpected expense.
Living paycheck to paycheck often leads to increased reliance on credit cards and loans.
Financial stress can negatively impact physical and mental health, and relationships.
Rising housing, food and healthcare costs contribute to paycheck-to-paycheck living.
People often delay important goals like saving for retirement or education, from living paycheck to paycheck.
Budgeting, debt reduction, and financial coaching can help break the cycle.
A single emergency, like a car repair or medical bill, car trigger financial hardship.
Income alone doesn't guarantee financial security - money habits mater too.
Improved cash flow awareness is a key step towards financial stability.
UNDERSTAND THE REALITY AND IMPLICATION OF FINANCIAL INSTABILITY.
MONEY PERSONALITY QUIZ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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What’s the difference between a financial coach and an advisor?A financial advisor typically manages investments, retirement planning, and may sell financial products. A financial coach helps you build better day-to-day money habits like budgeting, saving, spending intentionally, paying off debt so you have the foundation to grow your financial future. I don’t manage your investments, I help you gain control and confidence with the money you have right now.
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Can I work with you if I'm not in the military?Yes! While I specialize in supporting military families, I work with anyone who’s ready to improve their relationship with money. If you feel overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure of where your money is going, I’m here to help, military or not.
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Is one session enough?My 2-hour session is designed to give you a strong jumpstart — we’ll assess your current situation, build a realistic budget, and set goals. For many people, that’s enough to move forward with clarity and confidence. That said, if you’d like continued support or accountability, we can always talk about options for follow-up sessions.
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Do you help with credit scores?Indirectly, yes. I don’t “fix” credit scores, but I help you build the healthy money habits that naturally improve your credit over time like on-time payments, lowering debt, and smarter budgeting.
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Is this confidential?Yes, 100%. Everything you share with me stays private. You’re safe to be honest and open that’s how real change starts.